...days and yon pursuits.

(e) Pursuits in space science

Translation is a scholarly discipline.

Those who are playing in pursuits.

Those who are playing in pursuits.

That we share the pursuits of life

In these pursuits, Tanzania is guided by two important propositions.

Oh, there's a very scholarly book here... by Mr. Tunney.

We are committed to directing the energy of our youth to productive and worthwhile pursuits.

Don't expect to get any more awards, job offers or positions in scholarly societies.

The extensive and disruptive problems of the Indian Claims Commission have been given scholarly attention.

The real problem is scholarly procedures and priorities, not motives. If the problem of procedures and priorities is addressed, the fact that politicians are tempted to misuse scholarly analysis for their own ends will take care of itself.

A nation with pursuits cannot live without heroes, and a country with ideals cannot live without pioneers.

8. A further element of youth custody is encouraging inmates to exercise sensible leisure pursuits and sport.

Surprisingly, for a scholarly work about early Virginia my book was enjoying a brisk nationwide sale.

My whole life has been nothing but futile wandering and pursuits, a great deal of talk without meaning.

1. The year 1997 marked the twenty second year of scholarly work for the United Nations University (UNU).

Libraries are full of scholarly works on what terrorism is and on what makes terrorists do what they do.

It is such pursuits that lend vigour to our societies and create the positive ferment that is the primum movens of civilizations.

172. Publishing was carried out mainly by the University s publishing arm, as well as in collaboration with other scholarly publishers in different countries.

They were putting aside their individual pursuits and identity, and even their former tribal divisions, to preserve their national identity as the people of Western Sahara.

It is clear that the sponsors of this resolution seek to exploit the field of higher education for political purposes totally extraneous to genuine academic pursuits.

Second, the Gulf war created extensive scholarly debate as to the effect of armed conflict on environmental treaties, as discussed earlier in the present study.

It aims thus at providing a consolidated view of the work of UNU across a globally decentralized structure of scholarly and scientific institutions and individuals.

Each issue contains abstracts of court decisions and arbitral awards prepared by national correspondents, including bibliographical references to primary sources and scholarly commentaries to the cases.

As discussed below, these techniques, which have largely been developed in the course of peacefully directed pursuits, are also available to those involved in biodefence and international arms control.37

However, in order to comply as much as possible with its pursuits, the drafting of volunteers who have not yet completed the age of 18 has to continue to be permitted.

In any case, for several days, we all got along quite pleasantly, each engrossed in his own pursuits, as well as chores around the house, to which we purposely attached exaggerated importance.

It seems to mark humanity s retreat into infantilism. But if the douceur of sports can channel aggressive passions into benign, if trivial pursuits, why should we deny our star performers their heroic stature?

Recent scholarly consideration of the applicability of peacetime environmental treaties during armed conflict has spawned the most significant discussion of the effect of armed conflict on treaties since the Second World War.

Although the effect of armed conflict on human rights treaties is now receiving increasing scholarly interest, no binding human rights treaty had entered into force at the time of the Korean conflict.

These activities are likely to form the basis for more UNDP executed technical cooperation projects in the region for which UNU would be asked to serve as the academic and scholarly research base.

(b) The mission of UNU, a non traditional international educational institution, is to carry out scholarly work of the highest quality to help resolve pressing global problems of human survival, development and welfare.

For the sun arises with the scorching wind, and withers the grass, and the flower in it falls, and the beauty of its appearance perishes. So also will the rich man fade away in his pursuits.

For the sun arises with the scorching wind, and withers the grass, and the flower in it falls, and the beauty of its appearance perishes. So also will the rich man fade away in his pursuits.

(a) Protection of the Constitution through information, by means of booklets dealing with extremism, violence, terrorism and xenophobia and through seminars for teachers, the authors of scholarly journals, journalists, and people responsible for adult education

For many people, the idea of spending time and resources on such otherworldly pursuits is difficult to swallow. But if we are to sustain our species into the distant future, we need to make big decisions correctly.

Indeed, traitor was one of their common epithets, as were coward and sellout. Real estate mogul Donald Trump, with his customary charm, thought it appropriate to refer to the brilliant and scholarly Roberts as a dummy.

Areas of scholarly specialization include ageing, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), children, communication, crime, culture, drugs, education, employment, environment, human rights, mental health and illness, negotiations, peace, poverty, racism, refugees, and women

The diffusion of existing stocks and the import of new weapons endangers the democratic pursuits which are being consolidated and negatively influences the ability of Governments to govern effectively, not only in African countries but around the world.

So it's for me, its been an extremely nourishing scholarly adventure to look at the neuroscience that's associated with play, and to bring together people who in their individual disciplines hadn't really thought of it that way.

These were judgments made by economists who were familiar with our business leadership their inspirations, beliefs, subterfuges, and rationalizations. Their views could never be submitted to a scholarly journal and evaluated the way a new medical procedure is.

Mechanisms of the immune response for just one kind of lymphocyte take up thousands of pages of scholarly journals. An iPod's elegantly simple appearance masks underlying technology that is understood by only a tiny percentage of its users.

For a contrary scholarly view, see Stone, supra note 2, at 450 (arguing that the only safe course is to assume that treaties concerning the reciprocal treatment of the parties' nationals, are abrogated on the outbreak of war ).

Noting that a considerable number of societies have recently undertaken significant efforts to achieve their social, political and economic goals through democratization and the reform of their economies, pursuits that are deserving of the support and recognition of the international community,